hidconfig lcd problem

I wanted to try on a more modern Ubuntu to record later on the Raspberry Pi.

Oops. Just now I saw that you have a solution for the color display SSD1289. I found a ready-made solution on the Internet (also two boards). One converts 5v to 3.3. The other controller itself is on an 8-bit atmega 2560 processor with a frequency of 16 MHz. Communication is also by SPI. There is also a more powerful option on arduino due 32-bit Arm, 72MHz. What do you think it will work?

Are we talking about GenericHID now?

The SPI interface is very specific (and minimal). It uses a custom microcontroller to implement the commands listed in github.com/ftkalcevic/GenericHID/blob/ma...de/displaycommands.h At the time I wasn't aware of an LCD standard over SPI.

As long the spi display implements the protocol, it will work. (or create a new interface like github.com/ftkalcevic/GenericHID/blob/ma...r/Joystick/LCD_SPI.c )

I used this with some python menu scripts, which talked to hidcomp through a socket connection, send text commands like "cls", "bg 0,0,0" or "text 0,0, "text to display". I don't know if it will work with the character LCD configuration method.

@porche
That is a 16bit parallel LCD touch screen, not an SPI one.

Yes, I meant this topic www.franksworkshop.com.au/CNC/LathePendant/LathePendant.htm I need to experiment.It is tempting to make a color LCD for a turnkey solution

The photo is just for example.Yes, it really is not that.Here for SPI.